'Copilot is a scourge that I avoid at all opportunities': Microsoft is giving the Copilot app its own browser, but Windows 11 users remain largely unimpressed

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  • Microsoft is rolling out an in-app browser for the Copilot app
  • When you open links provided by the AI, they'll appear side-by-side with the chat
  • While this is likely to prove a convenient feature for some, others have their doubts, and there's an ulterior motive of sorts in terms of pushing Edge

The Copilot app in Windows 11 is getting its own browser, which means that when you follow links provided by the AI, you'll stay within the confines of the app.

Windows Central noticed that Microsoft is set to roll out the in-app browser for the Copilot app on Windows 11 (and macOS), where it will open links in a panel to the side of the chat.

Normally, links would be fired up separately in the default web browser, but with this change, Microsoft aims to keep more activity within the Copilot app.

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